California, Arizona, New Mexico, and other states, are in severe drought conditions.
I do no awfulize things, it tends to end up too dramatic and not factual.
Yet our situation is worth awfulizing. We have some dire consequences ahead. We can pretend that ain't so, or we can embrace our water shortage, and build conservation onto that.
I throw down my glove...whos is up for the challenge? How will you positively impact our water woes?
xoxoxoxo,
Deborah
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